Guides
How to review listings in under two minutes
Read why each listing passed, hide what you would never buy, then message the seller on Facebook or save it for later.
Guides
How to read Home in Crawlbench
Use coverage, trends and your searches on Home to know whether your team is catching listings or needs to act.
The dashboard answers: are my monitors catching Marketplace inventory? Scan coverage, then match volume, then open the monitor that needs triage.
Ignore infrastructure labels. Customer views talk about coverage and catching up, not timeouts or rate limits.
Open the dashboard after login
After sign-in, Dashboard is the home desk. Each card is a monitor with coverage, recent matches, and a path into the queue.
Coverage status means "am I missing scans?"
Coverage compares recent successful check waves to your plan's scan interval. Healthy means checks are landing. Catching up means the platform is behind and you should not panic-edit filters.
If coverage stays unhealthy while filters are unchanged, check plan fetch caps and city load before you rewrite the buy box.
Trend is match volume, not a health alarm
The short trend on a card is about how many matches you saw recently. Flat or down can mean a quiet market. It is not a red failure state by itself.
Drill into a monitor for Market Snapshot
Open a monitor for Market Snapshot when you want Facebook asking-price comps for that buy box: median, bands, and volume from listings Crawlbench has seen. Use Matches when you only need to message a seller. Snapshot is not sold-comp profit AI; it is the comps / assessment surface for the monitored market.
Dashboard signal cards (Spike, Hot, Silent, Focus) are triage attention, not profit scoring. For price assessment, open Snapshot on the monitor.
A 30-second dashboard ritual
- Scan every card for coverage language
- Open any monitor with new matches
- Triage the match queue (next guide)
- Open Market Snapshot before chasing an ask that looks too good
- Leave filter edits for a weekly review, not every quiet hour
